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KEILOR PARK SPORTING CLUB

The Keilor Park Sports Club was formed to acquire, provide and maintain lands and buildings and to provide furnishings, requisites and equipment for education, recreation or other community purposes and to promote and assist clubs, societies or other organisations – in particular the Keilor Park Football Club Inc. and the Keilor Park Cricket Club Inc. for any such purpose.

The club was formed in December 1983 and has operated under the above charter ever since.

The Club prides itself on being a community and family focused club that endeavours at all times to promote inclusive participation in sports as a way of life for community members

It is responsible for the liquor, food & entertainment licenses for the Keilor Park club room’s.

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Keilor Park Cricket Club

Keilor Park Cricket Club is a thriving community club catering for all ages and ability, junior and senior. We have cricketer’s aged 7+ to experienced and inexperienced senior cricketers and will always welcome any players or supporters. Off the field our club has a great social program, designed for getting to know new people and team mates in a friendly, family orientated environment.

Keilor Park is ever improving on the field which was reflected in last season’s results. Both our u14’s and u16’s made finals and lost in the Grand final and Semi respectively, our 2’s narrowly missed out on finals and our 1’s were losing semi-finalists after finishing 2nd.

For more information on the club please don’t hesitate to call our President – Michael Paredes 0410 465 020 or email info@keilorparkcc.com.au

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Keilor Park Football Club

Keilor Park Football Club was founded as a junior club in October 1974 when residents met to establish a local football, basketball, and netball sporting club. Ken Newton, Ken Symons and Kevin Senserrick are credited with being the driving force behind the establishment of the club.

Originally, plans for the sporting complex (including, what is now known as Keilor Park Recreation Reserve) were to be allocated to Keilor Football Club. However, a group of passionate Keilor Park locals, including the above as well as Brenda Lee and David Bassingthwaite petitioned local council for the re-allocation of the sporting complex facilities to the newly formed Keilor Park Football Club.

Club colours were chosen to reflect the now defunct local Keilor Park Primary School (1971–2008). This consisted of green with an orange strip and green socks. Its emblem was a Devil with a pitchfork. As history has it, the green and orange colours were adopted by the primary school in 1971 to reflect two distinct team ‘houses’ for students. Bulai-Bulai was the green colour and Wurra-Nunna was designated the orange.

The senior club was established in 1986 with its Under 18s winning the premiership that season. The club has been successful in winning two senior premierships in the B grade competition in 1990 and 2001 and also winning a number of reserve and junior premierships.